Constitutional amendment governor veto proposed in Ohio
Ohio General Assembly adopts a joint resolution to submit a constitutional amendment on three readings to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903. It details bill passage rules, governor veto power, and fallback procedures plus ballot wording for yes or no. The document is certified by Secretary of State T Lewis G Laylin and dated January 27, 1903.
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General Assembly
State of Ohio
Unistate
Secretary of State
Central Assembly
Atyte Aa
DIL
Secretary of State Law
Gover
Proposed Ohio Municipal Classification Amendment Text
The document documents a proposed amendment to Article 14 Section 4 and related sections of the Ohio Constitution. It outlines classification of cities by population thresholds and voting instructions for the amendment at a 1904 election, with official certification dates and signatures from state officials.
Athletics Schedule Big Summer Games Ahead
Manager Bahling of the Athletic club ball team arranged games with Muskingum college on Saturday June 13 and with Dayton’s National team for two games on Friday and Saturday June 19. Decoration Day Riverside Park matchups include Coshocton and Newcomerstown clubs. Captain Collopy’s squad trains nightly for the Fountain game. Players listed include Stewart Prince Barrett catchers. Ricketts Robertson Schaik Colony pitchers. Hook Burchfield Seller Smith infielders. Slaughter Smith and another pitcher in the outfield.
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Muskingum College
Dayton
Coshocton
Newcomerstown
Lopy
Fountain
Athletic Club
Stewart
Prince
Barrett
Ricketts
Robertson
Ohio Taxation Amendment Proposal to alter state constitution
A copied copy of a proposed constitutional amendment from Ohio urging a 1903 vote on Section 2 of Article XII. It outlines uniform taxation, exemptions for specific public properties, and a ballot wording for approval or rejection. The document is signed by officials including Speaker W.S. Bichingor and Secretary Lewis C. Laylin.
Ohio Constitutional Amendment on County Representation
Ohio General Assembly proposes an amendment to Section 2 Article 11 of the state constitution to adjust county representation. The measure, set for statewide vote on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903, details representation thresholds by county and ballot wording for Yes or No. Official certification by Secretary of State J Lewis C Laylin records the joint resolution passage and submission.
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General Assembly
of Gate
State of
Ohio
W. S. Bichingor
Stonse of Representatives
Casa
L. Nipper
Senate
Derry
AmeFrica
Onio
Secretary
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Wrerper
Barennto
Columbus
Seach
Ebail
Erticke Jl
W. S. McKinnon
Sptaber
House of Representatives
Pr. B. Ancien
United Brauim Oy America
J. Lewis C. Laylin
Secretary of State Curtis announces Jar Lewis GC clearance
State official LAvLin identifies Jar Lewis GC for clearance. The action clarifies credentials and eligibility under current law, with verification steps outlined for further civic records.
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Lewis GC. Lavlin
Amendment Proposal Submitted to Voters in 1903 Ohio Constitution
The General Assembly of Ohio resolves to submit on the first Monday after November 1903 a proposed amendment to article nine. It would allow legal securities against private corporations with liability limited to unpaid stock. Ballot wording presents For or Against single liability amendment.
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Ohio
Central Committee Organized After Convention
After the convention adjourned, the newly elected central committee met in the hall and elected Seth M. Snyder as chairman and AL PL Stewart as vice chairman. An executive committee was chosen including George A. Hay L. T. Judd P. Dodart Thos LeBeuilles Jr Jas Scott W. E. Rose R. A. Powelson CR McCoy and Seth M. Snyder.
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Central Committee
Seth M. Snyder
AL PL Stewart
Sereran
Oy.subi
George A. Hay
L. T. Judd
P. Dodart
Thos. LeBeuilles, Jr
Jas. Scott
W. E. Rose
R. A. Powelson
CR McCoy
Body of Girl Found in Creek After Murder
Guilford Indiana reports the body of Miss Kaiser found in Tanners Creek after she was murdered while returning home with her father Thursday evening. Her skull was crushed and face gashed, clothing torn, indicating a violent struggle. Her father is in critical condition.
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Guilford
Ind
Coshocton Team Praised For Gentlemanly Play In Match
The West Lafayette Indicator notes the Coshocton boys played with gentlemanly conduct in a ball game against the local Athletics and that all was lovely in the contest.
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West Lafayette
College
Coshocton
Storm Rips Coshocton With High Winds And Flooding
A Friday storm drenched Coshocton with heavy rain and thunder. Main street flooded, trees and chimneys toppled, buildings damaged, phones knocked out, and drivers forced to seek shelter as residents braced for the deluge. A bystander report notes a cruel act by a local woman toward a soaked boy seeking refuge.
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Coshocton
Sixth
Court House Park
Fourth Street
Rendel
Main Street
Hack & Wisenburg
Mr. Wisenburg
Sixth Street
Warner Hays
Alan Miller
Locust Street
Baptist Church
Forks
Roscoe
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Judge Vvourhees
Adams Mills
Willscreek
Father Synan
Reading Eracery
Ife
New County Central Committee Named by Republicans
The county central committee is listed with members across towns such as Bakersville Bedford Coshocton Clark Fox Helmick Crawford Franklin W. H. Parks Willscreek Jefferson W. H. Crawford Roscoe Keene H F Boyd Lafayette West Lafayette Monroe Spring Mountain Evansburg Perry New Guilford Pike West Carlisle Tiverton Tus Ward 1 A W H King Tus Ward 1 B Seth M Snyder Tug Ward 2 A A B Stewart Tus Ward 2 B R M Temple Tus Ward 3 A Marion Rose Tus Ward 3 B Joseph Barrete Tus Ward 4 A David Evans Tus Ward 4 B J S Crawford Adams Mills Washington Cooperdale White Eyes Avondale.
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New .County Central Committee
Adams
A. Stephen
Bakersville
Bedford
J. T. Orr
Tunnel Hill
Bethlehem
H. J. Jobe
Coshocton
R. FP. D
Clark
J. A. Fox
Helmick
Crawford
Franklin
W. H. Parks
Willscreek
Jefferson
W. B. McClure
Warsaw
Jackson
W. H. Crawford
Roscoe
Keene
H. F. Boyd
Coshocton R. F
Lafayette
F. H. Yarnell
West Lafayette
Inton
E. G. Abbott
Plainfield
Mill Creek
Basil Leagitt
Coshocton R
Monroe
S. H. Baker
Spring Mountain
Newcastle
Oxford
F. A. Richmond
Evansburg
Perry
H. K. Lea
New Guilford
Pike
KE. S. Edwards
West Carlisle
Tiverton
Charles McDonald
Tiver
Ton
Ward
A. W. H. King
Seth M. Snyder
Tug
A. B. Stewart
B. R. M. Temple
Marion Rose
Joseph Barrete
David Evans
J. S. Crawford
Virginia
James Scott
Adams Mills
Washington
J. LE. Hamilton
Cooperdale
White Eyes
A. C. Sandles
Avondale
Coshocton Artist Harper Gains Fame In Local Magazine
The final issue of Pitiher of Field and Stream features two cylinder sketches by Bins Harper, a noted local artist with the Reach company. One illustration titled The Call From Out the Wilderness presents a poem pose while the other captures the lively spirit of a fortunate fisherman.
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Pield and Stream
Bins Rarper
Onellustrates
Uarper
Decision on Boards of Review in Columbus
The supreme court rules that boards of review or equalization are only authorized under the new code replacing the old act. Councils lose appointment power as the state board of appraisers and assessors now makes city board appointments. The state board comprises the state auditor treasurer and attorney general.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Longworth Law
Peview
State Board
Atttorney
Altine Sipp Accepts Position in Baltic Uncle's Store
Altine Sipp travels to Baltic to begin work in his uncle's store, marking a new step in his career and family ties.
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Altine Sipp
Baltic
Mothers Help Guard Girls Through Coming Changes
A Victorian advice note urges mothers to guard daughters during adolescence. It emphasizes maternal vigilance, proper care, and using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as support during puberty changes and accompanying symptoms.
Case of a New York Girl of Interest to Every Mother and Daughter
A marketing notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy with numerous health cures. It warns against similar products and urges readers to insist on the trusted, proven medicine rather than untried alternatives.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Case
New York
Mrs. Prvezan
Margaret Prelan
Tenth Avenue
New York City
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkharmm
Plainfield Plans Memorial Day Parade and Service
W. C. Workman Post G A R of Plainfield organizes a Decoration Day program. Soldiers meet at G A R hall at 9 a m proceed to the cemetery for flowers and the flag ceremony, then to the M E church for a memorial oration by Rev C P Allan. Ice cream and cake will be served, profits aid the church choir.
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W. C. Workman
Plainfield
G. A. R. Hall
M. E
C. P. Allan
Austie
Corte Leslie
Nellie Williams
C. J. Bassett
Carnet
Holy City
Cook
Death of infant Lenore Erkman at Oak Park
The five weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Erkman died Friday at their Oak Park home after a brief illness.
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Lenore
Mrs. Roy Erkman
Oak Park
Jury Commission Names Appointed for Ensuing Year
Judges Maxwell and Fason appoint J. C. Fisher J. L. Rue N. S. McClure and T A. Elliott to a new jury commission. The group met at the clerk’s office to take oath and learn duties, then drew 130 juror names from the wheel for the year ending May 4 1903.
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John T. Maxwell
Samuel Fason
J. C. Fisher
J. L. Rue
N. S. McClure
TA. Elliott
Common Pleas Court
Sister Sudden Illness Sends Mrs Brooke to Cambridge Springs
Mrs. C D Brooke travels to Cambridge Springs due to her mother’s serious illness. Mrs Hiram Taylor of Dubais has been in Cambridge Springs for weeks seeking health improvement as her condition remains frail.
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C.D. Brooke
Cambridge Springs
Hiram Taylor
Dubais
Taylor
Cambriine Springs
Rome
New Baby for Sprague Family in South Sixth Street
Mr and Mrs Anson Sprague of South Sixth Street announce the arrival of a baby girl.
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Anson Sprague
South Sixth Street
Sor
Caton Improves Property with Cement Walks at Main and Park
New Walke A. L. Caton is enhancing his property by building new cement sidewalks at the corner of Main street and Park avenue.
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A. L. Caton
Main and
Park Avenue
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